WA9401-CS 901119 (3) MINUTES
November 19, 1990
Prepared by Alan D. Ratliff, City Manager
Attendees: Johnny Thompson, Peyton Weaver, Larry Jackson, Greg
Jones, Steve Goram, Alan Ratliff
After review of the numerous issues surrounding Mar. Thompson's
property, the following items were agreed upon and will be
addressed:
Steve Goram will contact Explorer Pipeline and ask them to mark
the location of their pipelines and/or easement as it relates
to Mr. Thompson's drive entrance. Mr. Goram will then set up
a meeting with Mr. Thompson and representatives of Dallas
County to determine if the alignment of the drive entrance can
be adjusted to better serve Mr. Thompson's property.
Greg Jones will establish a time to meet with Mr. Thompson and
to perform a life-safety inspection of the property. Mr. Jones
will list possible concerns and those items will be addressed
at the next meeting.
Steve Goram will secure and bring to the next meeting the
information related to the construction of the water line which
will provide fire protection. Mr. Thompson will attempt to
secure the necessary easements to install this water line. As
discussed in this meeting, the City will provide materials and
inspection at an estimated cost of $20,900, and Mr. Johnny
Thompson will install the line.
4. Steve Goram will ask the engineering department to determine
'what is needed to file a final plat based upon information they
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crossing. Mr. Jackson will determine if this access can be
permanently secured by establishing it as a fire lane or as a
dedicated street. The City Manager has voiced his concern
about the City's acceptance of a street that does not meet
current City standards.
is to review the access requirements for
particularly as they relate to the railroad
We will meet again on Friday, November 30, at 9 a.m., to review the
status on each of the above-mentioned items. If we can agree to
a plan of action on these items, it is our intention to present a
status report and proposed solution to the City Council at their
December 11 meeting.
Additional items discussed are as follows:
1. Johnny Thompson stated it is his desire to finish what he
started ten years ago.
Other concerns include the grandfathering of all previous
construction and activities which have taken place on the
property. Outstanding issues such as zoning, taxes, and fees
will be decided at a future date with Council direction as to
their desire to negotiate a settlement of these issues.
cc:
Mayor and City Council
Steve Goram
Larry Jackson
Greg Jones
Johnny Thompson